Improving the HIV response for transgender populations: evidence to inform action

A people‐centred health system must be the foundation for person‐centred care in the HIV response

“…With substantial advancements in prevention and treatment regimes, people living with HIV are living much longer. However, treatment requires a long‐term commitment to adherence by clients [ 5 ], which remains exceptionally challenging given the numerous barriers which continue to exist for people living with HIV and key populations [ 6 , 7 , 8 ]. These barriers include psychosocial challenges, increased prevalence of comorbidities and multimorbidities, systems and policies built around systemic stigma and discrimination and the administrative burden of navigating health systems.…”